511 Master's degrees in Medicine in United States

With a 20-year track record of helping students matriculate into medical school, let the Biomedical Sciences - Medical program at Eastern Virginia Medical School be your springboard to success.

The Public Health and Medicine program from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences combines the complete medical school training with a solid foundation in public health, providing students with the clinical skills and science to address health and wellness from the perspective of the individual patient, as well as the community and population. 

The Clinical Rehabilitation and Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master is offered by San Diego State University. The rehabilitation counseling program prepares graduates to enter the field of rehabilitation to provide rehabilitation and case management services to consumers with physical, emotional, and/or cognitive disabilities. 

The Clinical Audiology program offered by Drexel University is designed to prepare nurses for an evolving advanced generalist role which incorporates advanced knowledge, skill, and clinical expertise in an evidence-and-quality-driven context.

Engineering in Surgery and Intervention Program from Vanderbilt University  will equip engineers to improve translation of technology for surgery and intervention.

The MS in Medical Laboratory Leadership at Thomas Jefferson University is designed for aspiring laboratory professionals looking for technical laboratory and leadership skills. 

This Medical Device Engineering programme at California State University Northridge equips you with the technical and strategic tools to succeed in medical device development.

Earn your Osteopathic Medicine - Public Health offered by Sam Houston State University on a combined timeline. Complete both degrees faster than if enrolled separately, with a focus on public and clinical health.

The MD and Clinical Research program at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is a mentored dual degree program that provides in-depth training in collaborative clinical and translational research.

The Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) at Emory University provides didactic and mentored clinical and translational research training for medical students in between their third and fourth years of medical school.

While all Anesthesiologist Assistant (AA) programs strive to prepare you for board certification and practice, only Nova Southeastern University's Anesthesia program rises above the rest as national standout.